Vineyard Culture
At the Vineyard we teach, and desire to foster a first-century styled lifestyle and identity in which believers from various religious backgrounds can freely worship the God of Israel.
We strive to weave together authentic Spirit-led worship with the best of today’s contemporary Christian music to form a timeless garment of praise.
At the Vineyard, we seek to cultivate an inclusive milieu in which Jewish people, Christians, and interfaith couples feel welcomed.
Our goal is to reach the world, starting in our community. We have an active evangelism program, regular home meetings where discipleship takes place, and a growing youth group and children's program. Additionally, we run an orphanage and support a congregation and evangelism program in Tanzania, Africa. We also network, train, and oversee local and international leaders. Our expertise lies in church/ministry governance, helping to establish transparency and accountability protocols, creating operational programs and procedures, and building teams of leaders.
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Beliefs
We believe the 66 books of the Bible are the Word of God. They are inspired and without error in the original text.
We believe that there is only ONE God. We believe that God is Spirit, Infinite, Eternal, and Echad
We believe the Oneness of God is complex AND compound, consisting of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
We believe Yeshua is God in the flesh. In the first chapter of John, he is called The Word. The Word (Yeshua) was with God, and was God, and became flesh and dwelt among us.
We believe Yeshua lived a sinless life and emptied Himself of His divine attributes, taking the form of a servant, being made in human likeness, and being found in the appearance of man; he became obedient even to the point of death on the cross.
We believe that after His death, burial, and resurrection, Yeshua ascended to the right hand of God The Father and sent the Holy Spirit to dwell within His people.
We believe the Holy Spirit desires to conform believers to the image of the Son.
We believe all men are born in sin and need forgiveness and atonement. We believe men can only have forgiveness and atonement through the person and work of the Messiah Yeshua. We believe in salvation by grace through faith.
We believe that the blood of the Messiah Yeshua cleanses from all unrighteousness. We believe a saved person will walk in repentance, be baptized in water, and seek the baptism in the Holy Spirit.
We believe the purpose of Salvation is to establish sons and daughters on Earth who will receive shared Glory with Christ, being conformed to His image and partaking in His essence.
We believe worship in Spirit and Truth incudes but is not limited to:
1) Keeping the Seventh day Sabbath Holy by gathering for worship, and abstaining from work.
2) Keeping the Feasts of the Lord Yahweh: Passover, Unleavened Bread, First-fruits, Pentecost, Feast of Trumpets, Day of Atonement, and The Feast of Tabernacles.
3) The gifts of the Spirit being used in the congregation.
We believe God chose Abraham as the first Hebrew and promised his descendants the land of Israel. We believe that the promise was passed to Isaac and then to Jacob. We believe that the promise was passed from Jacob to all the tribes of Israel. We believe God chose the tribes of Israel from among all the people on earth to be his bride.
We believe that God scattered Israel into the nations for being disobedient to Torah and being an unfaithful bride. We believe the New Covenant was made with The House of Israel AND The House of Judah.
We Believe the mystery of Christ is that Gentiles, because of their faith in the Messiah, get to partake in The New Covenant through being adopted and grafted into the Olive Tree of Israel which is also called the Body of Christ.
We believe that all New Covenant believers are considered a part of the Commonwealth of Israel, some are natural branches (biologically Jewish men and women) and some are wild branches (Christians, Non-Jewish men and women).
We believe that God has one Flock, one Faith, one Shepherd, and one Law (Torah).